Sharpie Permanent Marker - Neon, Fine Point, Yellow

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This guide is for crafters, artists, and anyone needing a reliable marker for detailed work. The key benefit is its vibrant, permanent neon yellow ink for eye-catching results. A caveat is that it's designed for paper and may not perform as well on non-porous surfaces. The Sharpie Permanent Marker in Neon Yellow, Fine Point, is a versatile tool for adding bright, lasting color to various projects, featuring a fine tip for precision and permanent ink for durability.
| Model Part Number | 1860445 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sharpie |
Yes, the ink is permanent, fade-resistant, and water-resistant once dry on most surfaces, particularly paper.
While it may mark fabric, the permanence and washability are not guaranteed like dedicated fabric markers. Testing on a hidden area is recommended.
With the cap properly secured after use and stored correctly, the ink can last for a significant period, often years. However, actual longevity depends on usage and storage conditions.
It is best suited for paper crafts. It can write on many other surfaces like plastic, metal, and glass, but the permanence and appearance may vary.
The description indicates 'Neon Yellow', which implies a bright, high-visibility shade similar to fluorescent colors, designed to stand out.
Yes, the fine point tip is specifically designed for detailed work, allowing for precise lines and intricate designs.
Ensure the cap was fully replaced after the last use. Try scribbling on a scrap piece of paper to reactivate ink flow. If the issue persists, the marker may be dried out.
Use thicker paper or cardstock. Apply ink more lightly or in fewer passes. Consider using a barrier sheet underneath the paper.
Allow more drying time before touching the ink. Ensure you are not applying excessive pressure when writing. Clean any smudges from the surface promptly.
Setup: This marker requires no setup. Simply remove the cap before use.
Compatibility: Primarily compatible with paper-based materials such as cardstock, construction paper, and printer paper. It may write on other surfaces, but its permanence and performance are optimized for paper.
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